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The Sirens by Emilia Hart
5.0
Thank you so much to Emilia Hart and Netgalley for this ARC!
Similarly to Weyward, The Sirens follows women in two different time periods connected by a secret that sets them apart from the women around them. The pacing and switching between POVs was engaging and well done. The plot unfolded in an unexpected way and kept me hooked right from the first chapter.
One thing that stands out for me in Emilia Hart's work is how incredibly well researched it is- it is obvious that she cares deeply about doing the women who suffered justice while effortlessly weaving in fantasy elements. She portrays the complexities of womanhood and sisterhood expertly and I feel truly privileged to have read this book early.
Similarly to Weyward, The Sirens follows women in two different time periods connected by a secret that sets them apart from the women around them. The pacing and switching between POVs was engaging and well done. The plot unfolded in an unexpected way and kept me hooked right from the first chapter.
One thing that stands out for me in Emilia Hart's work is how incredibly well researched it is- it is obvious that she cares deeply about doing the women who suffered justice while effortlessly weaving in fantasy elements. She portrays the complexities of womanhood and sisterhood expertly and I feel truly privileged to have read this book early.